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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1924
Page
6
A Vienna report via United Press notes the death by self destruction of a film star, daughter of the famed Artly Mmid The Mag. The tragedy follows years of public attention and personal struggle, with authorities confirming self-inflicted death during the recent festival period.
The document lists a multi day Methodist conference program with sessions from September 16 to September 22. It includes ministerial classifications examinations, memorial services, devotionals, anniversary events, and address by notable pastors. Also noted is the Laymen's Association meeting at Brookville Presbyterian Church on September 19 with devotional service, committee appointments, conference reports, and discussions on church missions and benevolent work.
At 12 90 P M dinner at the Presbyterian Church followed by 2 00 P M afternoon session and miscellaneous business including authorization causes. 4 00 PM animal laymen's dinner with speakers Bishop W F Anderson and others. Officers of the Kay men's Association listed with president Dr W A Elliott secretary E Swarts treasurer WG Avers. Minister's Wives Association to meet Saturday afternoon at 2.
Dr A L Smith spoke on tuberculosis control and the Rowan organization backing the campaign. A committee including Drs Curtis, Graham and Shoop was named to promote delegation planning for the upcoming convention. a sizable Rowan delegation is anticipated. A separate note mentions a snake seeking living prey in a curious aside.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society held a Wednesday afternoon gathering in the M. B. parlor. Members reviewed the year's work, approved officer reports, and conducted routine business. Mrs G W Patterson was unanimously reelected president and a slate of officers was listed. The lesson study was led by Mrs Ralph Keplar and Mrs W Le Hare ham, ending with a vocal solo by Mrs Frank Litlie.
Advertising text promoting Adlerika as a bowel remedy. Claims chronic appendicitis mask symptoms and that Adlerika purges both upper and lower bowels, removing gases and poisons. Cites Thomas Downey, druggist, and urges readers to try the product for obstinate constipation.
The Jewett glass works reopened after a layoff as of yesterday morning at six o clock. Merchants and residents report cautious optimism about renewed operation and future work. Webster of Girard is visiting the city for a few days amid the reopening hustle.
The twenty second annual Burch family reunion was held Saturday September 11 1924 at Mr and Mrs James Culver's home. Relatives from Jaciestown Union City Corts Blain Spire Tansburg and other places attended. After a picnic dinner a business meeting greeted fellow officers with President Mr Vralick Vice President James Culver Secretary Treasurer Guy Prajick. Next reunion planned for Spartansburg on the third Saturday in August at the Grange Hall.
An old time recipe touts buttermilk and cream to whiten skin and remove freckles sunburn and tan. A modern method concentrates buttermilk to make a ready to use cream sold as Howard's Buttermilk Cream at drugstores with Lash tips around the eyes and neck noted by vendors and practitioners.
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